The Limitation of Propositional Logic

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Predicates A predicate is a boolean function whose value may be true or false, depending on the arguments to the predicate. * Predicates are a generalization of propositional variables. * A propositional variable is a predicate with no arguments. Example - Consider the following boolean propositions: A (Adam is tall) B (Beth is tall) C (Carl is tall) : Z (Zeke is tall) We need a different proposition for each person; each of these propositions is either true or false. We can capture the same set of truth values using a single predicate (or boolean function), Tall(x). Tall(x) is true whenever person x is tall, and is false otherwise. * Tall(Adam) is true if proposition A above is true. * Tall(Beth) is true if proposition B above is true. * Tall(Carl) is true if proposition C above is true. (www.cs.rochester.edu/u/scott/courses/173/notes/09_pred_logic#:~:text=One%20key%20limitation%20is%20that,what%20predicate%20logic%20is%20for.)

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Transition to first order logic

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